Thursday, April 6, 2017

Consumers Hoard Favorite Brands

The study conducted by research experts at Foodmix Marketing Communications sought to uncover the new and enlarged role of brand love in the food world. 

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a2 Milk Company Launches Chocolate Milk

Many consumers who experience discomfort consuming conventional cows' milk find they can drink a2 Milk without the downsides

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Barnana Banana Brittle

Barnana is uniquely eco-conscious, as a brand that upcycles bananas that would have never made it to market.

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Tonkatsu or Chicken Katsu (Japanese Breaded Pork or Chicken Cutlets)

Tonkatsu or Chicken Katsu (Japanese Breaded Pork or Chicken Cutlets)
Crispy, golden-brown, and juicy breaded and fried pork or chicken cutlets, Japanese-style. Get Recipe!


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Ball Park Removes Added Nitrites, Nitrates

Ball Park® brand announced it has removed added nitrites and nitrates from all Ball Park beef hot dogs, and eliminated by-products and added fillers from its meat line.

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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

DSM Opens New Biotechnology Center

The center, which offers the broadest range of biotechnology specializations under one DSM roof, clusters innovation, housing over 400 research and developments experts and builds on a solid history of nearly 150 years of fermentation and biotechnology innovation in Delft, the Netherlands.

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How Did Cracker Jack Become Synonymous with Baseball?

Cracker Jacks and baseball have more history together than Nathan's hot dogs do with this all-American sport. Nathan's began with a 1916 hot dog stand on Coney Island by Nathan Handwerker, a Polish immigrant. Yet when Jack Norworth wrote the lyrics to “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” in 1908, he called out Cracker Jack. (more...)



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